The top program is for middle-schoolers, the others for youth ages 15-18.
Program: Urban Trailblazers (for middle-school students)
Application deadline: One day only, Saturday, April 30 – must apply in person and bring competed application.
Description: Six-week environmental youth leadership program introduces 24 middle school students from San Francisco-area public schools to the outdoors through restoration projects, environmental workshops and exploration of the Golden Gate National Parks. Participants earn a $225 award for full participation in the program.
Sponsor: Crissy Field Center
Who may apply: Public middle school students
Dates: June 21-29
Other details: The program builds on many outdoor experiences, including a three-day, two-night camping trip, an overnight on Alcatraz, and sea kayaking in the San Francisco Bay. Youth experience the mysteries of nature firsthand and learn useful team-building and outdoor skills. Families, friends and community members are invited to a culminating celebration that showcases the participants' achievements and experiences.
How to apply: Info and application.
Program: LINC summer program (Linking Individuals to the Natural Community)
Application deadline: April 8
Description: Students work outdoors on service projects in Bay Area parklands, and participate in field trips and leadership workshops in this six-week program. Students receive a $1,000 educational award upon satisfactory completion of the program.
Sponsor: Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
Who may apply: Students ages 15-18. No experience necessary
Dates: June 22-July 29
Other details: Program begins with a four-day Yosemite camping adventure, with all equipment, food and transportation provided. Participants must be in good health and able to hike several miles, as this program involves extensive physical activity. The group of no more than 18 individuals will meet each morning at the Fort Mason field office. Students will work 28 hours per week from Tuesday–Friday. Each morning the team will meet at 9 a.m., travel by bus to different project sites, then return to the field office around 4 pm (with some exceptions).
How to apply: Info and application.
Program: Restoration Youth Crew
Application deadline: April 8.
Description: Students work outdoors on service projects in Bay Area parklands, and participate in field trips and leadership workshops in this eight-week program. Students receive an $850 educational award and academic credit upon satisfactory completion of the program.
Sponsor: Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
Who may apply: Students ages 15–18 who have an interest in the environment and some experience working outside.
Dates: July 5-Aug. 5
Other details: Program begins with a three-day backpacking trip, with all equipment, food and transportation provided. Participants must be in good health and able to hike several miles, as this program involves extensive physical activity. The team will consist of approximately 10 individuals who will meet each morning at the Presidio field office. Students will work 28 hours per week from Tuesday–Friday. Each morning the team will meet at 9 a.m., travel by van to different project sites, then return to the field office around 4 pm (with some exceptions).
How to apply: Info and application.
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